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Mohammad Rizwan praying on NYC streets

Lived in the UK all my life. Never seen anyone spontaneously praying on the pavement.

You must live in the bush .


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I raise you reality from the free world .


Note the interruption and mockery from the OM chanting militant gay boy

Also note common Londoners both white & black , male & female coming to the defence of the Muslims praying on the pavement.

Note the woman getting smacked by a white male Londoner for shouting hate .

Note the Londoner dragging the immigrant away for he’s mocking and watch him being abused by general public for he’s stunt .

Note Londoners walking by & what they’re saying to the bigots majority not caring at all .

Friendly advice
Keep your backward slum dog mentality to your own country , you may get your comeuppance in the U.K. & I bet New Yorkers would do the same .
 
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So praying is a "third world mentality"? Do you pray? how many rakats in Istinja? 😂
praying should be done in private since god is omniscient

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those who make a show and pray in public is because they are hypocrites and do not pray in private
 
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praying should be done in private since god is omniscient

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those who make a show and pray in public is because they are hypocrites and do not pray in private

Are you muslim?

do you pray? lol, where do you get off calling people hypocrites/munafiqs for praying?

How did you extrapolate that verse to mean don't pray in public? and then decide that those who pray in public are actually munafiqs(hypocrites)? Where did you get this understanding? what tafsir? or do you like to pick vague out of context quotes to push your own agenda?

First and foremost lets get something out of the way, there is no impermissibility to praying outside, and no daleel for this claim, in fact there is proof going the other way of permissibility of prayer outside, namely narrations of the sahabah praying outside while they are being observed by the pagans of mecca. So don't bother making such weak arguments and trying to use a theological basis b/c its quite easy to refute. You are better off trying to argue from a secular basis.

Secondly, this person praying right outside is more out of a matter of convenience than anything else, he was visiting downtown manhattan, and if it was maghrib, the timing window is quite short for maghrib, even if he wanted to pray inside, he would find it difficult, as he is traveling by car, and he would struggle to find streetside parking in lower manhattan, let alone parking close to a masjid. One would need to find a parking garage, put the car there, pay $50-60 dollars to park, make the transaction, then go park, then walk all the way to a masjid, pray then walk back and then wait until he can exit the parking garage in the que. He could do all this, or... pull over to the side of the road, do 3 rakats fard which will take 2-3 min max, get back in the car and drive away. he isn't bothering anyone and its newyorkcity, no one cares about anything around them, there are homeless people sleeping, there are all sorts of crazy things happening around people(people getting mugged, ppl fking outside, drunks walking around, people getting high on drugs), someone praying in the corner or on the side would not even register on people's radar, let alone bother anyone. when looking at it in that context, its quite easy to see which one is the path of least resistance.

Lastly on the matter of praying in public, and whether it serves the interests of muslimeen/Islam, the act itself is a form of dawah and serves the maslaha, not that it is the primary reasoning for this individual and others, more often its mostly convenience, you are outside and the prayer time comes, and you get it out of the way in 2-3 min, then return to your work. but nonetheless it serves the curiosity of people, some people inquire and wish to learn more, eid salah in public for instance tend to garner people's curiosity.
 
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I still think its a bit cringe. I guess some people have really low inhibition. This one must be from some backwater part of Pakistan so sensibilities are out of the window. I would equate this to walking around topless as a man. If a hindu or a christian did the same, that would also be just as cringe. Not discriminating here.

He was also trying to convert Matthew Hayden when he was working with the Pakistan squad in the world cup :lol:
 
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No he is right, how could anyone think that something as simple as salah be "cringe" from a muslim perspective. Like whose validation are you looking for calling him "cringe". The reality is that a bunch of these pakistani flaired guys are closeted atheists and even "antitheists", but they don't want to come out and be straight forward about it, b/c it gives the game away, so instead they try to portray others as some sort of "cringe" of "fringe" or "extremist" and themselves as "reasonable", over something as normal/mundane as salah. It often comes from a deep sense of insecurity and self hate, these are the same types who lose their shit over someone minding their own business walking around wearing Shalwar Kurta vs wearing something with occidental aesthetics.

Its one thing if he is bothering someone or blocking the way, then other muslim people would step in and advise him to do it at the side, and not obstruct people. Its like getting outraged at someone doing yoga at the park or doing stretches, he isn't bothering anyone, he is doing his thing at the side. There is no conflict with legality either and with regards to nyc, with all sorts of crazyness all around you, a man in the corner praying and minding his own buisness is the least of anyone's concern.
 
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No he is right, how could anyone think that something as simple as salah be "cringe" from a muslim perspective. Like whose validation are you looking for calling him "cringe". The reality is that a bunch of these pakistani flaired guys are closeted atheists and even "antitheists", but they don't want to come out and be straight forward about it, b/c it gives the game away, so instead they try to portray others as some sort of "cringe" of "fringe" or "extremist" and themselves as "reasonable", over something as normal/mundane as salah. It often comes from a deep sense of insecurity and self hate, these are the same types who lose their shit over someone minding their own business walking around wearing Shalwar Kurta vs wearing something with occidental aesthetics.

Its one thing if he is bothering someone or blocking the way, then other muslim people would step in and advise him to do it at the side, and not obstruct people. Its like getting outraged at someone doing yoga at the park or doing stretches, he isn't bothering anyone, he is doing his thing at the side. There is no conflict with legality either and with regards to nyc, with all sorts of crazyness all around you, a man in the corner praying and minding his own buisness is the least of anyone's concern.
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what made me cringe was his choice of place.. find a quiet corner ffs, there's plenty of legit areas.. parks would be fine, but bc busy road pe ? times square new york ? .. wut ? :laugh:
 
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but bc busy road pe ?

He isn't praying on the road, lets not stretch things here. its an empty sidewalk He pulled over to the side of the road. Its maghrib, so the time from sunset to when it goes dark is quick, he is in a car, there is no place for parking(its lower manhattan, you won't find onside parking), so he pulls over to the side of the road, does his salah in like 2-3 min, then he drives off and goes back to whatever he was doing.

You go to the park for scenery, his concern isn't scenery, its convenience, so he does his prayer then goes back to doing his thing.

times square new york ?

Have you been to time square(btw I don't think it was time square where he was praying from the looks of it in the video), its all sorts crazyness going on, native neworkers avoid it like the plague for a reason. some dude praying to the side is the least of anyone's concern. Drunk tourists, druggies, homeless people, and then there is the naked cowboy and other mascots(who are all criminals). trust me, in all that stuff some guy praying to the side for 2-3 min doesn't even register in anyone's mind.
 
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citations needed.

Causing more hate.

causing hate from who? the pajeets living halfway around the world who have some sort of hate fetish with muslims? or actual new yorkers? the people that actually live there? they don't even know who the fk this guy is, nor do they care.

You know how ordinary/mundane something like this is here? You go to new york there are halal cart guys on every block and they all pray on the side for zuhr, asr, etc. they can't afford to pack up the cart to leave their spot and then set up again every time they need to pray, and they can't leave the carts unattended, so they take a 5 min break pray right next to their carts, then go back to work. Same with the Taxi drivers. its a complete nonissue for anyone of relavence, who gives a fk what some people on the internet sitting in modistan think, it doesn't concern them. lol
 
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